The New York Times Magazine March 26, 1972 The Pollution of Fuji-San Cover


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The magazine is in acceptable / reader condition. It shows significant wear which may include cover creases, small tears, writing, such as spine stress or light marks. The binding is intact and all pages are legible. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

33
Students in the elementary schools
Grow up suffering from asthma.
Plants wither and die.
The birds around Mount Fuji
Are decreasing in number.
They no longer
Visit the town.
By Donald Kirk

THE COVER — The view today of snow-capped Mount Fuji — barely visible beyond the belching chimneys of a paper factory in Fuji City — is a far cry from the same scene 148 years ago, in the cherry-blossom-filled inset by the artist Hokusai.

34
Why Norman and Jason
Aren’t Talking
By Merle Miller

36
Radio Free Europe —
The Station That Fulbright
Wants to Shut Down
By Henry Kamm

38
Frank Talk
On a Forbidden Subject
By Simone de Beauvoir

40
If You Are Maimed by a Criminal,
You Can Be Compensated (Maybe)
By Wayne King

42
A Sort of Rehabilitation
Of Warren G. Harding
By Eric F. Goldman

44
Government Should Be
The Employer of First Resort
By Michael Harrington

90
Parent and Child:
Should Girls Play Football?
And Boys Change Diapers?
By Sally Wendkos Olds

94
Fashions:
Smocks for Big Girls
By Patricia Peterson

96
Food:
An Artist’s Way
With Lasagne

102
Home:
Connecticut Sophisticate
By Norma Skurka

6
Letters

114
Picture Credits

118
Puzzles

120
Bridge

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